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"Beg-Knows America:" Stories of kindness and courage

"Beg-Knows America:" Stories of kindness and courage

CBS Mornings:"Dear David": Repairman priest, cancer survivor surprise and former waitresses spread kindness

CBS Mornings:"Dear David": Repairman priest, cancer survivor surprise and former waitresses spread kindness

CBS Mornings:"SPEAK" documentary shows teens transforming trauma into advocacy through speech and debate

CBS Mornings:"SPEAK" documentary shows teens transforming trauma into advocacy through speech and debate

"Dear David": Repairman priest, cancer survivor surprise and former waitresses spread kindness

"Dear David": Repairman priest, cancer survivor surprise and former waitresses spread kindness

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Beg-Knows America celebrates 1 year! We’ve told 50 stories. Today we returned to where it all began. A lawn-loving 12-year-old named Quentin — who gave a sermon called “Be Humble or Get Humbled” — reminds us why we started Beg-Knows America in the first place. | David Begnaud

Beg-Knows America celebrates 1 year! We’ve told 50 stories. Today we returned to where it all began. A lawn-loving 12-year-old named Quentin — who gave a sermon called “Be Humble or Get Humbled” — reminds us why we started Beg-Knows America in the first place. | David Begnaud

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CBS Mornings:Young worker rescues couple from car wreck and is later surprised with EMT scholarship

CBS Mornings:Young worker rescues couple from car wreck and is later surprised with EMT scholarship

In our Beg-Knows America segment last week, David Begnaud surprised a Philadelphia family facing enormous hardship with a donated car. Jamie Vasquez left her job to care for her son Ramesses, who survived severe burns in a fire and then, Vasquez lost her own car in a Thanksgiving accident. Ramesses was released from the hospital last Tuesday and the following day, the family picked up the donated car from Dave Kelleher’s dealership. | CBS Mornings

In our Beg-Knows America segment last week, David Begnaud surprised a Philadelphia family facing enormous hardship with a donated car. Jamie Vasquez left her job to care for her son Ramesses, who survived severe burns in a fire and then, Vasquez lost her own car in a Thanksgiving accident. Ramesses was released from the hospital last Tuesday and the following day, the family picked up the donated car from Dave Kelleher’s dealership. | CBS Mornings

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David Begnaud loves learning about — and sharing — the stories of everyday heroes. This week, David shares three inspiring stories from CBS Mornings viewers about perseverance, dedication and service. | CBS Mornings

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We continue, every Monday, for the next four weeks on CBS with stories dedicated to you. We’re sharing stories sent in by viewers — stories that lifted us, reminded us of our shared humanity, and showed us the best of who we are. It’s a month of “Dear David.”Enjoy! | David Begnaud

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CBS Mornings:Inside the prison program focused on fatherhood that's changing how inmates see themselves

CBS Mornings:Vietnam veteran gives new U.S. flag to patriot who couldn't serve

Here’s an American Foster Care Success Story. Meet: “Everybody’s Favorite Twins” | David Begnaud

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"Dear David": Selfless acts, unexpected heroes and full-circle moments

“Beg-Know’s America” On a 48-hour surprise trip to Asheville, North Carolina, David met Steven Goff, who dropped out of high school to roam the country. Goff has since found purpose in the kitchen, feeding more than 1,000 people through his “Wooden Nickel Program.” | David Begnaud

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CBS Mornings:Trooper the dog endures surgeries for cancer and a foreign object in his stomach

Here is the first episode of our new series, Beg-Knows America. Quentin Hines, Jr. 11, loves mowing grass. I mean LOVES. He’s been dreaming of mowing grass at the Charlotte airport in his home state of North Carolina. With the help of the airport, we made that dream come true, plus, a second one: to join the ground crew of a professional sports team. Our sincerest thanks to the Charlotte airport & the Carolina Panthers | David Begnaud

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Tulane architecture students designed & built a tiny home for man who didn't have one for nearly two decades. We went to New Orleans to see compassion and heart driven work in action. This story aired today on @cbsmornings as the latest installment of ‘Beg-Knows America.’ | David Begnaud

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CBS Mornings:Former mayor celebrates 5,000th wedding as "The Marrying Mayor"

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This simple practice can help you “become 10-20% happier.” Here’s my conversation with happiness expert/resesrcher, Arthur Brooks. | David Begnaud

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CBS Mornings:Finding love after loss: A couple's journey from grief to joy

David Begnaud’s 2025 stories that will inspire and give you hope

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She lost her job to care for a baby. Years later, she became family.

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Teen climbs Everest, nurse saves a life, raccoon gets CPR

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Comment “ Subscribe “ to get signed up for my Do Good/Good News newsletter. He got a terminal diagnosis. Then he turned it into a class on how to live. Dr. Bryant Lin is teaching students at Stanford not just about medicine — but about meaning, kindness, and gratitude… all while living with stage 4 cancer. A story about life, not death. From CBS Mornings: https://www.cbsnews.com/news/stanford-professor-terminal-cancer-course/ | David Begnaud

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Man maintains lifelong friendship with teacher who believed in him and helped shape his life

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